Originally posted by Mr Master
It is clearly stated on panel that he shielded them from the death blast's path, and that he REMOVED not moved, every living thing, and that they're in Stasis, in sub-space, he also says, " I'll bring em' back later, if there is a later".Let's understand that now,
Remove: From Webster's dictionary:
take away (something unwanted or unnecessary) from the position it occupies.Move: From Webster's dictionary:
go in a specified direction or manner.There's obviously a difference, when you Remove something you take it away, when you just Move something you change it's specific direction, like moving something from left to right.
Stasis: From Webster's dictionary:
a period or state of inactivity or equilibriumSub-Space: From Webster's dictionary:
a space that is wholly contained in another space, or whose points or elements are all in another space.Wonder how All Living Things eneded up in Sub-Space if he only moved them out of the way, LOL!
Bottom line,
your the one who's full to the T with assumptions, and you twist facts so they cater to your opinions, but if anyone is reading and seeing this, they'll know I speak truth and facts.And there's the famous scan, please read it carefully, so I don't think your being obtuse.
You seem ever so confused MrM. Why are you suddenly trying to argue over what Molecule Man did when that has no relevance to our Beyonder dispute whatsoever. 😕
You originally said that Beyonder destroyed the multiverse with his death blast, I questioned this by highlighting how the heroes were still alive and that there was no mention of Beyonders blast causing such total destruction. You then rather illogically said that Molecule Man fixed the destruction after Beyonder destroyed the multiverse, another assumption of yours, one not stated anywhere on panel as i later highlighted. I then posted with regards to the ambiguous statements within your "evidence" and you backed down and agreed that what you had previously presented as concrete evidence was actually open to interpretation as i had said all along.
Now for some reason youre trying argue with me over the extent of Molecule Mans actions. Youre going off on a tangent, there is no need it doesnt help your case in the slightest.
The bottom line is that Molecules Mans actions meant that Beyonder didnt actually destroy anything as stated, further dismissing your wild notion that he destroyed the multiverse (a notion you have back tracked on anyway so its all good 😉 )